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University of Idaho Extension launches statewide horse owner education program
University of Idaho Extension launches a comprehensive statewide horse owner education program addressing key knowledge gaps in equine health and nutrition.
Lost and found: A student’s journey to connection in Idaho’s largest schools
Rigby High School in Idaho fosters student connection through diverse clubs, athletics, and dedicated teachers, creating a close-knit community despite its size.
Idaho remains a top choice for out-of-state movers with strong safety and economy
Idaho ranks third best state for relocation, leading in safety and economic strength, according to Consumer Affairs annual report.
KeyBank awards $20,000 grant to Nampa youth empowerment program
KeyBank awarded a $20,000 grant to Breaking Chains Academy of Development to support youth education and workforce training in Nampa, Idaho.
Life’s Kitchen receives $50,000 grant from Jacques Pépin Foundation
Life’s Kitchen in Boise received a $50,000 grant from the Jacques Pépin Foundation to expand culinary training and support for opportunity youth.
Pocatello City Council to hear appeal on $2.6B data center proposal
Pocatello city council will review an appeal of a denied $2.6 billion data center proposal amid concerns over energy and water use in Idaho.
Boise coach provides space for new and veteran actors to develop skills
Boise Acting Studio, founded by April Grady, offers a new space for actors to develop skills and perform in downtown Boise.
LC State leads Idaho to highest NCLEX first-time pass rate in the West
LC State nursing program achieves the highest first-time nclex pass rate in the west, leading Idaho and ranking ninth nationally.
A Boise lab, a bad-breath discovery and the race to catch forever chemicals
Boise State University and Pearlhill Technologies create ENVIR-OGT, a portable device detecting PFAS at one part per trillion to improve water safety.
Camp for girls puts emphasis on learning lifelong skills in construction
Let’s Build Idaho camp in Boise teaches girls ages 8 to 14 practical construction skills to empower future trades careers in a male-dominated industry.
University of Idaho launches new AI degree programs amid surging workforce demand
University of Idaho is launching bachelor’s and master’s artificial intelligence degrees at Moscow and Coeur d’Alene campuses to meet growing workforce demand.
Prairie River Library District expands digital access in rural Idaho with AARP grant
Prairie River Library District in Idaho receives nearly $18,000 from AARP to improve Wi-Fi access and digital resources for rural residents, especially seniors.
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